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3 years ago

A scientist is working with 14 meters of gold wire. How long will the wire be in millimeters?

2 answers:

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In a meter there are 100 cm.
In 100 cm there are 1000 mm.

Therefore in 1 meter you have 1000 millimeters.

Then to find out how many millimeters you have in 14 meters, you just multiply 14 by 1000 to give you 14000 mm.

Final answer= 14 m of gold wire is the equivalent to 14000 mm of wire.

Alina [70]3 years ago

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That'd be 14000mm, I hope this helps!

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Step-by-step explanation:

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